THE FUTURE OF AGRICULTURE IS HERE
Discover the new way of growing food.
VISION
We’re Changing the Way the World Thinks About Agriculture
Our vision is to produce a maximum of fruits and vegetables locally and in a sustainable way and to provide the population with healthy products, with the latest advanced technologies in Food Engineering.
OUR VALUES
People: We Invest in People and Training
Innovation: We encourage innovation by incorporating new design methods, manufacturing processes, green inputs, and the newest technologies to continue to provide the best looking, best performing, environmentally friendly custom products. We are thinking about the people who will use our product.
Service: We stand behind our product with extended service hours and a money back guarantee.
Our Mission
We have made it our mission to install aeroponic growing systems all over the world. Thus, we contribute to the development of local know-how in urban agriculture and to the progress of countries towards food autonomy. We contribute to the creation of short supply circuits that benefit the local economy of regions. Our mission is to satisfy the fundamental human needs to learn, eat healthy and have a positive impact on the society.
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''Make the agriculture of tomorrow accessible to everyone, everywhere in the world''
WHY CHOOSING AEROPONICS
A different approach, to grow fruits and vegetables.
Aeroponic agriculture involves growing plants in an air or mist environment without the use of soil or aggregate environment. The nutrient solution provides the roots a water absorption of 100% and the space required for the full deployment of the plant. The roots are constantly exposed to oxygen and moisture, allowing them to achieve maximum absorption.
STATS
2050
In 2050, our global population is projected to reach 11 billion people, with 68% of us living in urban city centers.
750B
The agricultural and food sectors contribute more than $750 billion to the gross domestic product.
1/5
A recent report published by the United Nations shows that 1/5 of the world’s agricultural production is now in urban areas.
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